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procommission

procommission adjective: in favour of a commission.

Adjective

procommission (comparative more procommission, superlative most procommission)

  1. In favour of a commission.
    • They prepared a procommission slate that would ensure a smooth transition of power, but for political reasons Mayor Jones and the council refused to call the election.2014, Bradley Robert Rice, Progressive Cities (page 13)

Forms of procommission

comparativemore procommission
superlativemost procommission

Origin of procommission

From pro- + commission.

Questions about procommission

What does procommission mean?
Procommission means in favour of a commission.
What part of speech is procommission?
Procommission is an adjective.

Words near procommission in the dictionary

  1. procolophonomorphs
  2. procombat
  3. procombination
  4. procommerce
  5. procommercial
  6. procommission
  7. procommittee
  8. procommunism
  9. procommunist
  10. procommunists
  11. procompensation

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